Nyssa gate city journal., March 26, 1942, Image 1

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raeNYSSA
VOLUME XXXVII, No. 10
Gas” Rationing
In This Section
Hotly Contested
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COMMITTEES ARE
APPOINTED FOR
SALVAGE __
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JOURNAL
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 2$, 1942
Patch Is Elected
Head Of Health
CONCERNS GIVING
THEATRE TICKETS
$1.50 PER YEAR
Residents of Nyssa to Vote On
^ A^rsouiht Proposed Charter Amendments
Bigger Output
Leno Christensen, F.F.A. leadei
G r O llD I n C o iin t V
The firms whose names ap­
of the Nyssa high school,
and
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pear In this article are giving
Glen wood Pounds, postmaster ol I r ,
D
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.
,
,
away free theatre tickets this
Government Action Giv­ Adrian, have accepted the chair- i
“ c<:* r T i n c i p a l s p e a k '
Assessments, Salary For
week If your name appears In
Meeting Sponsored By WOMEN TO WORK
es Idaho Gasoline Deal­ manshlp In their respective com­
er at Annual Associa­
an advertisement of one cf
Beet
Growers;
27,000
IN
BEET
FIELDS
munities
for
the
handling
of
sal­
Mayor, City Manager
ers Advantage
tion Dinner
these firms In the Qate City
vage materials needed for the war
Acres Signed
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Selection Proposed
Journal
you
are
entitled
to
a
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PORTLAND. March 26 < Special)
George K. Aiken, executive sec­ effort.
Officers of the Malheur County
free ticket.
Last minute plans to step up —Prospects that women and child-
According to Walter M. Thomp­ Public Health association were un­
retary of the Interior and petrol­
A resolution providing for chan­
Clip the ad and take It to
beet acreage contracting In the ten and older men will be em-
eum coordinator, protesting the son, county chairman, the pregram animously elected at the organiza­
the
Nyssa
theatre,
where
you
Boise valley to assure a capacity plcyed In the beet Helds of Mal- ges In the city charter was passed
rationing of gasoline
along the is not a single effort like the al­ tion's annual meeting held In con­
will be admitted free upon
run for the new Nampa sugar f a c - ! heur county were revealed here to- at a meeting of the city council
eastern border of Oregon on the uminum drive, but a continuous junction with
the Lions'
club
Monday night.
payment of the defense tax.
tcry as asked for by the federal 1 day.
same basis as In western Oregon. drive to maintain a constant flow weekly dinner In the high school
The proposals will be voted on
Cooperating
concerns
are:
"overnment
in
Its
"food
for
free-
j
Emory
Worth,
United
States
em-
of
scrap
materials
through
the
building Monday night.
Mr. Aiken reported that he had
election,
drm
campaign, were discussed pioyment
service
representative, by the people at an
Pruyn Oarage
received vigorously worded appeals channels of trade handling scrap
The new officers aré as follows:
Tuesday at a meeting in the Dew- told employment service execu- probably the primary to be held
Fox Drive-In
from the distributors of gasoline and waste materials. It will give Dennis Patch of Adrian, presi­
I l‘V Pa,ace hotel, at Nampa. Pres- tives that women, older children In May.
A1 Thompson and Sons
products along the eastern border I
organizations the opportunity dent; Mrs. Madge Flegel of On­
The atr-endments provide for as­
I ent for the discussion were rep- and older men will be asked to
Golden Rule
of Oregon, particularly those resl- 10 Participate,
tario, vice president; Arthur Ath­
(csentutives of the Nys-:a Sugar i serve m place of the 2,000 tran­ sessments for parks, the cemetery
Wilson’s Grocery
dents In Malheur county, concern-
Mr. Christensen and Mr. Pounds erton of Ontario, treasurer, and
sect Growers association, the Ida- stents who normally work In the and garbage disposal and a sal­
ing the proposed ra tioning of gas­ have named the following members Mrs. Q. Y. Chester c f Harper. The
he srtar ■'cel Ion director of the beet fields, but will be unavailable ary for the mayor of $50 a month
oline ■ in Or gon while their com­ of their committees: Nyssa, Char­ nominations of the nominating
United States department of ag- j thi^ year. He said the workers will and compensation of $3 a meet­
petitors across the line In Idaho les Share, Chalk Butte Grange; committee were read by Mrs. Rob­
riculture. the Idaho Orange, the pe taken from the coast areas and ing for councIlmen, but the coun-
will not be subject to such regula­ Luther Fife, L.D.S.; Dale Garri­ erts. chairman.
U. S. bn’ eau of reclamation, Un- j transported in buses and farm cllmen shall not be paid for more
son, Oregon Trail Orange, anc
tions and business hours.
In the principal address. Dr. O. j
than two meetings a month.
tted States employment service, lrucks tcl eastern Oregon.
Mr. Aiken quoted from a letter Wesley Sherman, Hi-Y club; Ad­ D Bock, director of the Bclse pub-
county war board and civilian de- |
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The amendments also provide
rian,
Robert
Robertson.
Ridgevlea
written by H. F. Lcgue. secretary
!ic health unit, speaking on "Pub­
Possibility of the establishment fense council, irrigation districts, |
for the possible selection of a city
of the Ontario Commercial club, Orange: D. W. Patch, principal cf lic Health and National Defense”, of a military reservation for 10,000
Nampa chamber of commerce a n d ’ T i m w x * » R o n m i A l
manager and if and when such
the Adrian high school: Lester summarized the functions of a
as follows:
Pacific coast Japantse
between Uie sugar company.
JUIlIOr
a manager is employed the mayor
"We can see no reason why east­ Schafer, Kingman Grange: Mor­ health unit, which, he said, In­ Caldwell and New Plymouth on a
Is to receive the same compensa­
"The combined Nyssa and Nam-!
P la n e O lltlin p H
ris Judd, Newell Heights: K. I stitutes certain health measures,
ern Oregon should be placed In
section of the Black canyon pro­ pa sugar factories are capable cf i
*< *»»0 U U U l l l v U
tion as the council members. The
Peterson, community church: Walt r educates the people and provides
the same war proviso on gas rat­
ject across the Snake river from processing at least 30.000 acres of 1
plan also Includes provision for
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Bernard,
Big
Bend,
and
George
;
the
personnel
to
carry
cut
the
ioning as western Oregon, when to
Nyssa was revealed in Boise this sugar beets, possibly more," re- i The annual junior-senior ban- the raising of the possible maxim­
irogram.
date, the mountain range has been DeHnven.
week.
ported R. O. Larson, manager of I quet Is to be held March 27 at um tax millage from. 30 to 50
the dividing line.
i The first Item In protection
A site board representing the the Nyssa-Nampa district ol th e , the Nyssa high school, instead of mills.
against disease, the doctor said, army’s western defense command Amalgamated
Our gas service men will be fac­
Sugar company, March 20 as formerly announced.
Resolution No. 125, creating a
is general sanitation—protection at San Francisco was said to have “and already nearly 27.000 acres
Committees have been chosen local improvement district for con­
ed with two miles away, ration j
of
water,
food
and
milk
supplies,
free, Idaho gas. This competition
visited Idaho last week after Tom have been contracted for. though by the Junior class president, Bob struction of curbs and gutters on
and sewage disposal. Dr. Bock Clark of Lieutenant-General J. L. mere beets are needed from the Yost. These committees have al­
will greatly curtail gas and as­
Good avenue between First and
said dumping cf sewage Into rivers Dewitt’s civilian staff conferred Nampa district to assure the most ready
sociated business here and will
started working and ac- Second streets and on Second
s wrong.
ultimately close many doors and
with Governor Chase Clark of efflclent run. A considerable num- cording to Mrs. Young and Mr. street between Main street and
The agricultural sub-committees
take a great slice from the state’s
“The milk supply Is extremely Idaho on possible placing of part ber of growers are already signed Stark, class advisors, the event Oood aVenue was approved. The
for Malheur county announced to- important when you consider that of the evacuees in Idaho.
Income.”
The up in the Nampa side of the ter­ should be a big success.
council also passed an ordinance
Mr. Aiken stated that the gas-
they recommend that the certain diseases are started from board is said to have asked for ritory. though many of these con­
The invitations have all been regulatlng
establishment of
given
out
to
the
seniors,
faculty
curbs curt) ,lneg gidewalk Unes
milk”, the speaker said. "The milk detailed Information on the land tracts are for relatively
small
oline dealers "further point to the d^
U^ n
of Caldwell.
acreage. The time for experiment­ and school board members. There and parking spaces.
fact that they are offered by Ida­ under the control and supervision supply here can be as good as it northeast
ho distributors all of the products of government agencies originat­ is new In Boise, There are several
Authorities stated that home­ ing with beets in this valley is were made and distributed by
Dr. L. A. Mauldlng, city health
ways In which the food supply steads scattered over two or three now past. Beets are a proven grop Wincna Henderson and Helen Sal­
they require, and that dealers in ing from reception centers.
officer, gave a talk on
health
The report of the committees | should be protected, Including in­ sections about six miles north of for the district and some of these lee.
Idaho, to wit, those In Weiser and
cards, garbage disposal and water
Other
chairmen
have
announced
c:ntracts
could
be
Increased
in
Payette, Idaho, actually are farther states that “It is the belief of I spectlon”.
Parma might provide a possible
and s^wer connections.
In some places there is the prob­ site for the concentration center. size, and new ones added, in the that their committees have been
west than those in either Ontario this committee that this is the
working
and
planning
for
the
ban­
view
cf
the
majority
cf
farmers
lem
c
f
Insect
control,
Dr.
Brock
interest of grower, processor and
or Nyssa in Oregon:
that these
the nation alike. This district, quet.
Idaho dealers draw their supplies employing agricultural labor and said.
Committee chairmen are: Dick
urges
that
all
haste
be
made
in
The second method of controlling
which last year yielded 16.9 tons
from exactly the same source and
per acre, is cne of the best in Tensen, gym decorations; Ray Lar­
will not be subject.d to any re­ areas where labor emergencies may communicable disease Is by en­
on, banquet room; Beverly Dona­
develop.
forcement c f quarantine regula-
the entire nation for sugar beets
strictions.
"The committee goes on record; t-ions, which needs the cooperation
General conditions point to an­ hue. table; Dorothy Snader, menu;
"Manifestly, the rigid application
other bumper crop this year. If Alvin Uye, program; Lyle Miner,
a^ agencies. The county public
First Malheur county man to
of the rationing program within as opposing any Japanese labor I
Mere than 350 farmers and the beets are put in early,” Lar­ music.
have his number called in tbs new
state Unes will do a gress injustice contracts handled in any manner! health nurse instructs the fam-
Much h i i x p .; v is b « ln g aroused draft lotte-a, whScq took place in
fo the citizens c f these southeast­ except through gefvernment agsn -1 *** hv how to care for the pat- other persons, meeting In the Vale son concluded.
community
hall Monday night,
L. B. Taylor, Idaho director of as to the sÆret theme that Is to Washington Tuesday, was Frank
-
ient*
ern Oregon communities and will cies.
took preliminary steps in the or­ sugar section of the United States be carried cut In both the banquet Bllboa. Ontario, whose serial num­
serve no good purpose, since by
"This committee
opposes
the „ As j the thlrd ™ethod ucf
agriculture, re­ and prom. It always has been the ber, 441, was the fourth number
merely driving two miles their practice of any party cr parties < ,!ng disease'
the apeaker dl8CUS ganization of a home guard and department of
that
beet
contracting custcm to keep the theme a secret drawn. The second Malheur coun­
customers will be able to obtain all contributing to the infiltration of sed the Immunization program, passed a resolution opposing the ported
until the night of the affair in ty man to hear hlg number called
the gasoline they want. In this Japanese in Malheur county for which, he said "Is so important leasing or selling of land to Jap­ throughout the state shows a sub­
order to stimulate interest.
that
the
president
is
recommend­
anese
In
the
Vale
area.
stantial
increase
and
quoted
a
re­
was Geo age A. Rose, whose serial
highly competitive territory,
the the purpose of leasing, 'renting or
This is the juniors method of number was 1103, was No. 21 In the
The resolution on the Japanese cent report from the secretary of
imposition of the regulation would buying property in the county and ing Immunization against small­
pox and dlptherla.
situation will be sent to govern­ agriculture that there will be suf­ bidding the seniors farewell, and national lottery. Klass V. Powell,
indeed be a gross Injustice.
condemns the action of these in­
Dr. Bock discussed syphlllis and ment officials. Representatives of ficient labor for the expected sugar to show their affection for and Nyssa publisher, Is No. 10 In the
“ I have the personal assurance volved in such practices.
tuberculosis, which are slow kil­ Nyssa and Adrian attended the beet acreage throughout the nation appreiation of the senior class.
Malheur county call list and O. R.
and I also know It to be a fact,
“In order that the position of
this year.
Cummings, Vale grocer, Is No. 30.
that the service station men and this committee will not be confus­ lers. He also covered control of gathering.
venereal
disease—control
of
pros­
Eighty men were enrolled in
A survey of available
student ORGANIZATION OF
Names of the 20 county men
citizens of Oregon are more than ed It Is the desire of this commit­
whose serial numbers were among
willing to undergo any inconven­ tee that these resolutions be re­ titution, education, early disinfec­ the Vale home guard at the meet­ labor for sugar beets and other DEAD OX SCALES
the first drawn follow:
ience caused by the war that will leased for publication and copies tion and establishment of treat­ ing. Plans call for the organiza­ crops will soon be made by the
tion of home guard units in Nyssa. United States employment service, GROUP REVEALED
help or assist In any way to pro­ be mailed to the proper authorit­ ment centers.
George T. Olenn, George A.
“ In controlling tuberculosis", the Ontario and Burns for a battal­ in co-operation with the state de­
mote Its successful conclusion and ies”.
Rose, Date Pomperlan, C. R. Cum­
Organization
of
the
Dead
Ox
doctor
said,
“we
have
no
specific
ion
of
four
companies.
partment
of
education,
according
will cheerfully comply, but they
mings, Vale; Bllboa, James Fred­
drugs. Basically we have not ad­
Each company will be composed to A. J. Tillman, Boise, state di­ Scales association by 18 Malheur erick Butler, Arthur Fox Warren,
do not feel that they should be
ccunty farmers, through the com­
vanced
In
the
specific
treatment
cf
75
men,
60
regulars
and
15
re­
rector.
He
pointed
out
that
nor­
penalized by having their business OLDER YOUTHS TO
Wm L. Parker, Ontario; Mason
of tuberculosis".
serves. Equipment will be furnish­ mally not over 60 per cent of the munity and cooperative section of Reid Hlllls, Hudson Robb, Frank
taken from them and handed over START 4-H CLUB
the
farm
security
administration,
Discussing
the
various
clinics
ed by the state as soon as possible. farm labor that Is available In the
by government regulations to their
Phillips, Clifford Morgan, Klass
and educational programs spon­ For the present, the men will be state is utilized during the season. has been completed, Howard Bert­ Powell, Claude Chard, Nyssa; Al­
IN MALHEUR CO.
competitors.
sch,
area
supervisor,
Ontario,
an­
sored by the health units. Doctor required to furnish their own guns, ’’Closer co-operation among farm­
“ If I may do so, may I suggest
fred Blocher, Weiser; Byron R.
ers, and between farmers and var­ nounced.
Older 4-H club members o f Mal­ Bock said "In no way should the ammunition and clothing.
that since transportation difficul­
Wheeler, Payette; Henry Bowen,
’Weighing
facilities
for
hay,
live­
health
department
come
In
com­
Albert
Heldt,
commander
of
the
ious
responsible
agencies,
should
heur
county
will
assemble
at
the
ties compel rationing that the «one
Brogan; Floyd Miller, Arock; W
stock,
grain
and
other
farm
com,
petition
with
the
private
physic­
Nyssa
post
cf
the
American
Leg­
result
in
a
r\ore
complete
utili­
lines be projected through the des­ Boulevard Orange hall Saturday
W. Me Fall, Phoenix, Aria., former­
modules
is
expected
to
save
trans­
ian”
.
ion,
Is
expected
to
call
a
meeting
zation
cf
the
remaining
40
per
ert areas In such a way that dis­ evening, March 28, to formulate
ly of Vole and Merril Everett Bet­
Fred Burgesser, president of the soon for the organization
of a cent.” he added, "thereby relieving portation. Insure honest weights, hel, Honolulu, T. H„ formerly of
crimination will not result between plans for organizing a Senior 4-H
aid
marketing,
and
bring
about
Lions
club,
opened
the
meeting
home
guard
here.
the labor situation."
contiguous Communities.
This is club, composed of club members
Harper.
with a few remarks. Following a
Speaking for the reclamation economies vital to war," said Ber-
easily possible In these western cf high school age.
tach.
service. Merte Tillery. Caldwell, de­
states, each of which have large,
A committee of older club mem­ flute solo by Miss Helen Trenkle
Members of the association are FARMERS SECURE
clared that even the Inexperienced
sparsely settled areas.”
bers representing the different of Ontario, R. O. Whitaker, chair­
Ray Nelsen, W W Ker,
H. W MANURE SPREADER
man
of
the
Liens
program
com
m-
grower
should
be
reasonably
sure
communities met last week to draw
Freeman,
8.
M
of a good beet crop in this valley, Cople, Frank
up plans for the assembly Satur­ mlttee. Introduced A. H. Bone of
NYSSA, PAYETTE
Purchase of a manure spreader
if he has the proper supervision. Peii rson, Ernest Mattson, Ralph
day and to discuss the possibilit­ Vale, president of the association,
Lauer, Basil
Trueblood.
Byron has been made by Fred Campbell,
WILL PLAY HERE
A second degree murder charge "Our ixtst experience shows that
ies of organizing the senior group who said “We are Indebted to the
Lions club for coming here this has been filed against Earl Klm- beets grow unusually well in this Wheeler, John Rice, A. A. Hagood. Amos J. Bontrager. and H. Wayne
The assembly Saturday night evening".
Ralph Nlefcton, Oscar Rosen, C. A. Williams, Willow Creek, through
The Nyssa and Payette
high
berllng In connection with the valley with its long growing seas­
school baseball teams will play will start at 7:30 p. m. with a pot-
Mr Bone gave a brief history death of Da.le Nutt at Juntura on on. Moreover, sugar beets do not Harding. Pete Plnney, W. L. Oil- the community and cooperative
A program, skits, of the early treatment of tuber­
son, Robert Orenler, and Oscar services section of the farm secur­
a double-header on the Nyssa luck dinner
March 15, according to Dintrlet At­ take more water than other crops
diamond Friday afternoon.
The stunts, readings and musical num­ culosis and reported on the assoc­ torney Max S. Taggart.
administration,
announces
. . . and they are one of the most Houston. Ppterson will serve as ity
president and Freeman as secre­ Howard Bertsch, area supervisor,
first game and Warren Marsh will bers will furnish entertainment iation's activities of the last year.
A charge of assault with intent d< pendable in our Irrigation dls-
during
the
dinner
hour.
Those
tary.
mountain war time. The games
Ontario.
He pointed out that the association to kill was filed against ___
DeWltt frtrts.”
presented from
Community and cooperative ser­
will be non-conference contests. , numbers
------------ will
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-
Perrin O. Harlan. Caldwell, sec­
had been handicapped by lack of a , palmër hT cminecÜôiT' with' "the
“Civilian shortages of vital war
Frank Wilson will pitch in the j the differ'nt communities,
public health nurse for six months same case Each man had been ar- retary of the Idaho Orange, said: vice loans are available to all materials at the present time,”
Mnllipur
county
farmers
Detailed
E.
first gameand Warren Marsh will
— H. Hauser, ccunty club agent, during the year. Mr. Bone stated raigned in thl, Vale justice court
Our organization Is back of the
said Bertsch. "makes cooperation
may
be
secured Imperative. Joint purchase and use
hurl in the second. “Lefty” Mal­ will present medal and awards to hat the groups principal activity but no Uire had ^
s, , Tupsday movement to the best of our abil­ Information
through
the
county
FSA
office.
club
members
who
have
been
loy. another pitcher, will be held In
lies In Its program of attempting for preliminary hearings.
ity Situated, as we are, right on
of farm machinery not only re­
tounty winners In the
various to eradicate tuberculosis
reserve.
duces Individual operating costs,
Both men are in the county Jail the top of a freight rate zone
National 1-H club contests during
‘ We want to make as many tests In Vale as Kimberllng’s case is which runs down from here both ELDREDGE LEASES
but helps maintain soli fertility."
he past year.
as possible It is In the field of edu- not bailable and Palmer's ball of east and west. It seems highly Im­
Letter Long On Way—
Them loans are available to all
BOWLING
ALLEYS
Mrs. John Ostrom lias received
Games and stunts aie planned cation that our greatest oppertun- $2000 has not been posted.
portant to me that we put more
Malheur county farmers needing
a letter from her sister In Sweden. for entertainment following
of our land to the growing of sugar
the tty for public service lies. We must
Tom Eldredge leased the Cornell credit for joint purchase and use
The letter, which was two months dinner hour. An old-time dance furnish leadership In determlng executive secretary of the Oregon beets which can be marketed in
bowling alleys from Mr. Cornell of equipment, pure-bred sires and
what kind o f public health program Tuberculosis association was ser- the condensed form of sugar, than
enreute to Nyssa by air mail, cost sill be held.
other facilities.
and took charge this week
$140 for postage Before the out­
Ail regularly enrolled and pros­ the county Is to have. The rejection lously 111; Conuty Commisslcners to grow all bulky crops which can­
Mr. Eldredge. who operates the
break of the war letters reached pective 4-H club :~embers ol high of 43 per cent of our young men Erwin Troxell and C. A. Marshall not be so reidlly exported. For
Norcott service station at Second Judge Seeks Re-election—
the United States frsm Europe by- school age are Invited to attend by the army because of physical and Edwin Johnson, master of the another thing. I can see no eco­
Judge W. J. Williams of Nyssa
and Main strieta,- will keep the al
boat In 11 days. Mrs Ostrom s the meeting
disabilities Is a disgrace to the Potncna Orange and candidate for nomic excuse for a farmer growing
re­
. . .
_ , _
leys open eve?y night and all-day filed Monday at Vale for
sitter said residents of Sweden
riatlcn Total war means that the county Judge.
grains of any kind except from a 8aturd
9unday durlng thp nomination as Justice of the peace
have plenty to eat, but that costs
Reports on the year's activities
health of the civilian population
..P" ‘ P“ re
! summer. When cool weather start. on the democratic ticket. He served
are high. However, the Swedish PUPILS SEI ECT
Is as important as the health of were given by Mrs Kathryn Clay -1 ground for other crops
In Jtje fall the alleys will be kept four years under appointment by
THREE-ACT PLAY
are unable to buy coffee.
the men In the field”.
pool. Chairman of the school e d -1 Speaking for the business inter -
the governor and six years after
oiEKJkU day
comnttte;
Miss
Amy P*ta of the valley, Bert Stone,
Miss Helen Hobson of Ontario, ucatlon
Visits In Kansas--------
his election In 1936.
A three-act comedy, "It Never accompanied by Dale Robbins of Larkin, nutrition committee; Mrs president of the Nampa chamber of national defense
Mrs. Ruth Bodmer has been
Dance Is Planned—
visiting relatives In Kantss. She Rains ’, has been selected by the Ontario, sang a solo. Other mem­ C.S. Harris. Christmas seal sale, of commerce, emphasized the al­
“I believe It Is the duty of every
The Eagles lodge of Nyssa will
Nyssa high school senior class as bers of the Ontario high school a and Mrs O. A. Billings, executive porta net of the new Nampa fac- farmer living In the district who sponsor a dance In the Eagles hall
Is expected home this week.
the play to be pres nted April 10. capella choir who furnished enter- secretary of the association, who tory, which will bring to the dis­ has suitable land to put some of Saturday night. March 3$. The
Tires Katiened—
Tires and tubes were rationed according to Perd Stark, director tainment were Marjorie Hawkins, gave a financial Report In the ab- trict s $300.000 payroll and a new U Into sugar beets this year to music will be furnished by Ernie
Twila Latham and Eugene Brady Patty Boyer. Syble Penn. Gerald aence of Mr. Atherton, treasurer. cash crop of $2 000.000 a year
March 20 by the Nyssa rationing
help make up our national short­ Troxal and his orchestra.
William Careen. Weiser. presi­ age '
board as follows: C. N Tensen. have been chosen for leading parts Bull. Bill Karrlck. Leland Jackson Other reports were given by Dr.
Yeutli Lest On Ship—
Clyde Walker of Vale, ccunty health dent of the Nysss-Msmps Sugar
truck tube; John Emery Cameron, In the play. Other members of the and Don Waggoner.
M r Carson also presented
a
Donald Lewis of O rash sir., broth­
Mr Bone Introduced Mias Wint­ officer; Mrs Chester on the free Beet Growers association, with a resolution, which was unamlnously er of Mrs L. A. Mauldlng of Nys­
two truck tires; Herbert J. Horn, cast are Margery Benedict. Lynn
two truck tires; Clyde Didericksen. Farmer. Thelma Co per. lone Ben­ ers of the state association. County lunch program at Harper, and Mrs membership of approximately 2.- adopted, pledging support and co­ sa, was on the United States
two farm Implement tires and son. Jack Church. B b Oerdes. Ce- Judge Ora ham. who paid tribute Edna Farris, county health nurse, 000 growers, appealed for more operation of those present to a cruiser Houston when It was sunk
tubes. and Carl Herman Sebum. 11a M*rehouse Audrey Dewey. El- to the health association and re-| The dinner was served by the beet acreage and more sugar pro­ program of Increased sugar beet by the Japanese In the Pacific.
duction this year la Ut# interest acreage.
I ported that Mrs Saldle O rr Dunbar, i Nyssa Episcopal guild.
two tractor tins.
I sine Leads, and Delma Ward.
The youth was It years old.
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Japs May Be P dt ;
In Black Canyon
Farmers Desire
Control of Japs
Units Of Home
Guards Planned
Taggart Files
Murder Charge
Names Of First
Draftees Aired